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Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 233, 3 October 1933, Page 17

LITTLEHA TS for LITTLE PEOPLE Smart and Different for Spring and Summer hats for the children — a need , Section can fill at surprisingly low prices. Smart little straws, of : } 1 which only a few are sketched -' .< ""A I here, floppy hats in taffeta, ere- N/1 I tonne or Britway, fuji helmets, a) and pique sun hats—just rQfciced, {-1 J - TV ".J wonderful value! See the window Ml Little Hat in Tuscan Fancy Straw. Edged with pleated ribbon; / trimmed ribbon band and small 4 bunch of forget-me-nots. In beige, I m lm/i\ ,J rose beige, sky, Nil, pink, white, (f*l YA V George Court's Price: 8/11 W/fM ' W M 2 Bonnet in Tuscan Straw; J* jS^SafU gathered edge in ribbon to match y —jvSSplfr the dainty pleated rosettes. With (wj —"7 / ***» ' f*'} 4* different coloured trimmings. T v >. jsc Aw / George Court's Price: 8/11 //I| N s ~ M3—Tiny Hat in Fine Tuscan l\ V ' J Straw, with dainty georgette ruch- \Y' m M 3 ing under brim; narrow velvet \y -< / rosettes with flower centres make If ; charming trimming. With different George Court's Price: M4—Braid Straw Hat with fancy (yvi \ edge and narrow satin ribbon trim- I ming to match. In beige, rose beige, sky, Nil, pink, white, peach, Tuscan. N"*' ' George Court's Price: Ms—Fancy Braid Straw Hat with Petersham band to match. Lace • A rm// M straw insertion adds finishing touch. ylTTii j ip In Tuscan, white, sky, green, blue, WS/J S Lj| George Qourt's Price: 3/11 -X / \ Y \ , M 6 Fine Braid Straw Hat, with /. '. , ' -- ' ■ straw lace edging and satin ribbon ' . f"1 €' s \ band and bows. In blue, red, cactus, o'' Tuscan, beige. George Co.urt's Price: 7/6 ® For Quality Goods at Lower Prices ... AND SONS KARANGAHAPE ROAD AUCKLAND

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